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Daily Republican., 1887-10-27

S225.
Five pointers from a hun.
dred.
Market street front, west OF main aisle.
The best 81 Blanket we
know OF in New York, from
the bes. Blanket house in
New York, has 10 per cent.
of cotton in 1t and weighs S
lbs. Our S. Blanket Is all
7oooL, exactly the same size,
and weighs 6 lbs. The
makers price for our S.
Blanket is now $40 BY the
case.
But you don't have to 60
to New York to learn where
dollars are biggest in Blan-
kets.
Near women's Waiting Room.
Or in Linen Handker-
chiefs. Try and match our
|SI a doz. Printed Linen
Handkerchiefs anywhere in
to wn tor SI.5o.
Southwest OF centre.
For weeks past the cases
have been C o m n g that
brought what we believe to
be the best and fullest stock
LOT Mems Women's. and
IChildren's Merino Ulder.
wear in this country. A store
full of so t, warm, likeable
things. Every size and
plenty of them. Not chance
lots picked up from this job.
or that importer. We
reach out to the maker
every time; get the best tol
1.-THE least; sell in the same
way. g lali.ies, plices, va
rlety, test us on either.
Chestnut street side, wet of Main Aisl,
| Swiss Tambour Curtains
Ito even up The stock W,
have recast scme OF tn,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Weddings and Receptions

Ladies' may bring US . sample OF
the silk or satin OF their suits and
have Shoes m Ade TO match on short
notice; one week is al We ask.
Full lines OF White and Black Kid
slippers for parties. You can pick
out your own trimmings. such rs
bows, slides, etc. 1--WE have the newest
styles and, neceesary,we will trim
them while you wz!t
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
9ale of Horses.

A. Il Tyson will have another tAle
OF horses 81 Chester, Pa on Weinss
day, the 81 OF Novemb Der. He claim,
TO have some fne travellers, as we'll Q,
EXCELLENT workers. Stidhsm is goins
up. and he wishes TO have several o
oar citizens to accompany him, as ht
feels confident that he can assist them
TO secure good bargains.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
w ANA n AK ERy
PHILADELPHIA. THURSDAY. Uct. ". 1857.
An unheard OF thing in
Wraps and Coats.

An unheard of thing in
Wraps and Coats.
Real Seal Cloth Wrsp,
deep pile, quilted satin lin.
ings, trimmed with pendant
Seal Cloth fringe. AMI with
real Seal Skin ornaments
in front, $3.50. Less than
the plush would cost you,
m a k i n 6 and trimmings
thrown in. 1t is an unex
pected turn that puts these
things within your reach.
The price would be surpris,
ingly little were the Wraps
made of German Plush, or
Box Plush. They are Of
one Of the best makes oi
Plush, and rot a scrimped
piece or stitch in them.
Real Seal Cloth Coat, &C
in. long, lined throughout
with quilted satin, 4 rea'
Seal Skin ornaments, sl4
50. Nothing of the kinc
approaching this price ha.
before been offered 10 Phila
delphia
Workmanship as fine q
en- our 500 garments.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27

WE ARE At loss 70 understand Why
1t 10 that the people take 20 little inter.
est IN the movement for Q constitutional
col vention. II the matter received the
consideration to wbioh II Is Justly en-
titled, the Opera House would have
been packed on Taesisy night, aud
also again last evening. There Is no
d!sg gui.ing the fac. thai there Ia Q gen
erAl apsthy which II will be d "a ,ult TO
over some. T1is should not be the case,
especially In Wilmington, where We
are more deeply interested in this maj
ter than 10 any other part OF the State,
and We deem it du.y We owe to our
citizens, to warn them, that unless
more interest Is show wn than is po~sp
pAren.. the movement viii be de'eA,ed
by . lssk OF votes, and II 1t is, all no q
OF Q change In the organic Law OF thi:
S.ste 10 gone for the mex. twenty. q W
years, Apd as Mr.. Lore said last even
ing We will coo.inne to oomfel the old
mac OF " years Of age to wear The
breecbes m ade for him when he WAS Q
boy bu 8 years oil. The people now,
for The ers. time In many years, bave
the matter In their own haod., and In
less than week will be Obliged - .ho Y
wha. !hey intend to do abou. Ii.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
School Shoes

Childreu's Button shoes, Zoe goat,
with sole leather tips that don't wear
out at the toes. u IS. Dressy and
durable.
Full stock of Boys Button and
Lace Calf Shoes, sewed !; sizes, ~ to
81. $3.50. Neat Shoes ard good
wtareIs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
ON SATURDAY,
TIE tTH DAY OF NUyEMBERl
st2o O'Clock p. u,
TAs iolIowinx deseribst ,,si ,,,r|


All that certain lot, piece Of pl,,sI
situate In the city Of Wilnins Di
and described as follows, 10 Wit
Beat nning 81 = potn, % the card
OF Conpell aireet st 80 feet wide q
tance Of 100 feet bortherly from N
erly side OF OAK street, Themes e.Ea
Allsl with Usk street liz icet 10 /
thence northerly parallel with |
street 10 feet 70 smother. theta
and parallel with Oak stree. III Id
Aforesaid eAstefly rid. OF uoupsll ID
thence thereby southerlJ " i.el 70 q
OF beg ginning, be the contents lhssj
they may.
Seised and taken in execu,i " ]
orty OF George W. HoEhen sli Aui
den, his site, and {. 1 and 70 be Al
uILES LAMBSUa, sod
Shoriii's Otnce, Wilmington, ocsl
1851. olil
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
vAAnAxnns.

tops, genuine hsnd-sewed; sizes. 2h
TO Z; widths, A, B, C, d, 4. Regular
$50 SAo~s; this lot, %. Manuiactur-
.r had too many-we bought them at
a cut price. An excellent Winter
Shoe.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
ON SATURDAY,
TIES trr DAY OF HovEMBKR. 1857,
A. 2 o'clock, p. n,
The iollowisg described rsai estate, VT.


All that certain lot OF lard Situated 10 the
city Of AiimingtJn,N New Uastle Ceuuty and
state Of elAwsfs, de eSsribsA and bounds cd
as folio ~, 10 wit:
Bog ming st the ssuthwest corner OF
Front md Sh!pisv seeet. thence along
Front ttreet north 50 degrees, west "a feet 70
land late Of r. Chttsty, thence by said
ChnRty't land asuth % dsEross wset ~ feet
more or lee, ~ the Rorthsriy side Of Water
street, thence Herewith tsuh 10 degrees
east Z. I. CT 70 the westerly ftds Of shipIey
street, an the, co thsrsby norta 81 degrees
east 80 feet, mere or ltes, to the place Ct DO
ginning, te the co, tsuz " ersof what they
maJ, And hsviog thereon cree Cd . threo-
sory hrtcs storr and dwelling, md frame
aud b'ich tso.story houtc. Beck J. Not .,
Page - sc.
seisad and taken IN execution as the prog.
erty ei nAry }. III sdiey, surviving mortxa-
sot, ard May J. Brad ey nj u mist sIiI,
-. 7. a, II Henry Brsols5. diseased, and I.
l., and 10 te soid ~
dILtS I.ANBSON. sheriff
she. It's flee. wumiLRt0h, t,.tooer II,
1881 els.eed-u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Mems Shoes

Congress Shoes, fne calf, hand
welt, in all the new styles s.. Nc
trouble to put on /; elastic warranted
Full line Of oar standard Wauken
phast Shoes, French calf hand sewed
winter weight; sizes, 5 to II; widths
A toe, a..
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
prices:
Second floor, north OF Transepi.

New Books 0: all proper
sorts for grown folks or
youngsters In hae bin6ing
or done up for littls. Tney
haze been tum bling in Tor
weeks pat. Shelves crowd
ed, counters piled high with
then, and there are hills
and mountains OF them away
out OF your sight. Thought
|tal buyers are b, ginning to
iplck out their Hol day Books.
Eibow,room now; there
w3n't be in q few weeks.
Save time and worry if you
do the choosi 4 before the
ipush-tine comes.
| BOOK News, the book
ouyel's friend, sc, soc ii
iyear.
Thir .enth street entrance.
Our heaviest Shawls are
I72xI44 in. Long Banked
Ishaw,s; wrap up, tuck ir,
Generous Shawls RegulA,
lp ice 81, thea St 50. Why9
| y OF ali c3iur3 aud II t m4uy
,Jl thenn,
i5cconG floor, aear juniper aha Chtstnu
streets corner. Take elevator.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
d Chestnut, thirteenth and Marke. streot
D and City-hau square
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
phik dslrhiA Wilmington
timors RailYcad.
Jus lssh. 1857 .

TRAINS vm lsavs wnRinssen ~ sos>svS
I %. sI. q. 10 vi. ici' ii "a ii IL an i,
g ssss O. : q q ~ % ;ss "a g g + !. e; &
8. Z %, n %. %, % 10 o o ,. n.
For Usssts. terprsssl. Q %. 70, Q % SIS,
StI, II %, Il ii q m, ~ %, n, ~ and f.a
zeeesneaMss,c.a, = : > sn;In.Ha : "a {. sis e ,sm
new Ysrh, ! %, : "a lsa sso, too, sk
70 o.. II u .. N. sls =, u, szsa. y -
X For " =. 6nss..r, VA LAnoliA, go and
= sos r R RswAss i NIC Ioea:s.j ana an in.srn.aia.
nations, - q m, - b ABA Il 2. n
Raltimors and intsrmsaiAss stations, 10 q
m, sH ana II 30 p. IN.
baltimore and Esy Liza, q 2: =.
10 q, Il % :. ~ n. Is IS ., iii. ) q. a. ~
rraias H sor Dsia-.r nv,sea ,savs ssr:
New Castle, . %, . % .. n, II ~, . ~ y
u p. n. and II o. night
4sorBss0vn nd Lsws, y ., A. ~ q
For Kssoooth, 20 = N. and ~ GEE.
ss..srd skrpr.s, ssP.A
hAxrinsten, DslmAS snd wAy ssAsssee,s u
: E1prs: r; : ~ Il; asrr,ns.es. Il So ~
uA,rs D p. n.
Express ior Dovsf. narinssps AnA ~
Dx. II % night.
rrAnklin Oity, - . =.
Express for Oaps OhA:isa, Oid fesns Cen.
ioft and Norfolh, II " night
Leave Philadelphia, B-o~d ssrssi ~
Wilmington tsIpressl, II ~, 30, n ~
10, :o2. IL 10, II - .. m, . 10, . ol. %
I 90, %. . II, ec,, stI, IL % .. m
aoccmmod alton, 10, 10 - .. n, =, . a
Trains EAxked taus (sDafs iinnissd axpfsa
upnH vhsnn erSrs tArs 10 enAzred.
1 fcf fufthe9 tnDrGAtion Csrssng&0 ofe -
lsrred 70 tAs ttca st once 81 tus ssa.son.
J. X. WuCA
General Peasnxs AS~st.
oHAxln 4 PusA 0snsf,L y ~s@w~I.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
lALTIaOnk . OHIO RAILROAD

sCAKDULH IN BTrEUT. july ., lss,
xrsins isavs Delaware AveEss Dspes
kAsr.BuUNH::
fhiiA. Acconnoe alton, daily ...e.laA. n
fhilA. Accommodation, oAtly .....f ice A. n
Phtls. Accommodation, daily ....f.sS 4. n
Fhiia. Accommodation. daily 10 AN
sniis. : Ohsstsr express, daily lLiA A. =
Phila. Aeco n nnodAtou, dsily..... atop m
ebtla. l. OkSsaer express, daily ..t.ss p n
Phil. Aocommod. 'aea, daily y....... 40 p. y
PhuA Accommodation, daly, ESQ J. \,
rails. Accom-. daily except SUNDAY, 90 pm
PhiiA. q chester Ipress. daily. LBS .. u,
rhilA AccommoiAtiop, daily ..ses .. n
wAsr.BoDap;
Un'cage Lfmi.et, ds2y. 4. u
ARRIVES OhicaSs 9.b0 cext nofn:ng.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
f,,nc,sp. ,ssssP. sqnd.i: 1.;,:a s:,;:
Ainyss Oincinh.a ''n A. X 81 Lexs
SEQ r. m. mart dIv.
Baltimore AocC n u oaation, daily, ACC p. n
On icaxo and St Louis express.
eAiy...:.........:..:.......:.....aGf.H
crly. 1l.co q n. osily, except sunday
90 p. IA, and S.zs p. b. daily.
Trains leave mArset Street ststiou:
sunday, 21 p. s., daily. ror Bsitimor,
1At 2. a., daily. foi LAndetbsE. ESQ AND
u.oo A. nj. ds,ly, eresp, Sunday; 800 q. m
Sunday only; 4 Il and en- p. N daily.
Trains fof Nilminstop-LeAvs PhnAdel
pnia si.o and sto .. N. daily. ia o N
/ daily, except Suadsy; 1000, slo.<t .. n
| daily; 90, sto, t.3s, skoo. G1o, as. ala
u 10 90 y. N. daily.
Express tYainss
/ ". ID. GLEN ENTe, o.. K. LORD.
Manager. Gem PAn. AEsnf
/ Telephone No. lae.
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pUBLIC sALK.
Two Thrse-s,ory Brick pv.,
Ono Frame store Ana n..
SATURDAY, OCTOBER a
ON THR PRgy,.vs
" thoet fostpcnement, wtb4,.
Undertldflns

If,SN Nl1tnj
undertaking,
Oommeneiss with hrs,n.u,
~Omnibus will leave .e,..".
streets At 4p. IN. 1ir
first. NO. SIS East FIf,h ,,,.., q.
located In close proximity 10 h, ~.
tere Is. always reutA, with -. ,.,.a ~
Kitchen. Lot Is n. 6 81 In 10 80 y
privilege Of alley.
beoond. No. 2ii Orange s,r,.,
located to the work stoos no 1
renting. q gosd ooniortahl. 80
Lot, i5ft. . ints2 n . In. win IN m n. \
u wofthy ysur attention.
+. Third. Situate In hcilor,,l,,u, u
hcDovellyille stors, NV.
location, Its business hi.i,T,
s'tn.,ed In growing part of ,bs M
wctl kept grocery or olher sur, sm|
pay. s,ze OF lot, . Il 90 pepn,,ir.
and 80 n 8 In. on Pasture STREET
Foarth. Lot situAtsd on P.s,r, 80
Of No. q II n On Pasture street vta
IS feet s
roS terms Of sale or other p,-t,,|
".G p"'s"' hEALDid
Agens 10 ~
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27

SHERtsF'S sALE.-BY vIHtUE OF
= . writ nf Ievar Fsstss 70 ne
directed. viii be exposed 70 public sais,
st the Court Hooss, oa MARKET street, Do
tween entn Apd kleveeth streetA, IN the
n,y CT wnnlngten, New OAxtis sssAty
Dels gIre,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27

CHERlFF'S SALE -BY yIgT5
~ writ OF Levsri Fac,u n
rScted' viii be expossd to public Il
Oourt House. on Marke. svssL
Teno and Eleventh streets, in M
whining ton. New Castle OCunu b
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
THE FALL TERN or
Mrs LAURA OssooD HARKRRss'
sgLECT SCHOOL

FOR bsth saxea, viii cpfu Monday. Sep
ZEN Der l2Ih. At the E1rlh-as. orpcy oi
II 18th Snd X 'r9 strsees.
N,ss.es ~!ll be iorDe1 In all the CON
o9n and higher English Branches II
q Z Keeping an1 suoh Ancient snt
h'rIrru LauRns9ee rs msy be Gesir.s:
Tie Primary Department. win 30 an
'.E al expertdn 9ed teacher, which vii
.nture its past suocr4s
ir-ns froI % to $l8 per quarter &c
>o,ciua 70 class ,6catiou.
FIR further Information spply -
NRS HkEK n HSS,
aG9if 800 Market street, oity.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
j Jackets

We have placed on sale this II orr
ting 300 Jackets in Kerseys, Plaids
Mixed, Checks, Diagonals, Chevi,rs
at %; usually sold for SO and $l2
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Dancing Schools

Are opening Boys and Youths
Patent leather Pumps and Oxford
Ties in all sizes and widths. s2 and
$2.25.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27

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Daily Republican., 1887-10-27

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nuilits, s
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Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Now is the Time

To buy your winter boots. Calf Boots,
Zip Boots, Coarse Boots. Went cost
you more than you ought 70 pay II you
but at
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NORTftWARD.

+Sundays only.
Train No rs makes no connection with Port
Royal and Augusta Railway, and stops only al
Ridgeland, Green Pond and Rayenel Train II
stops only at Gemassee and Green Pond. and
connects for Beaufort and Port Royal daily, and
for Allendale daily, except Sunday, Trains AZ
and GO connect from and for Beaufort and Port
Royal daily.
For tickets, sleeping car reservations and all
Special Ticket Agent, Y Bull street. and nj
Charleston and Savannah railway ticket office,
at Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
depot G. s. GADSDEN' Sunt
JUNE q, 1887.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Marion wants a cotton mill
Greenville is to organize a Y. NJ. c. A.
Measles are still raging around Barnwell
Lancaster wants protection against fires.
Lancaster Jail was empty all of last month.
Winnsboro is generating the base ball
fever.
Wheat cutting is in full blast around
Laurens.
The Winnsboro National Bank is to be re-
modelled.
Darlington has decided to issue corpora
ton bonds.
The Baptist church at Union is being
thoroughly repaired.
Anderson farmers are beginning TO com
plain of an over abundance of rain.
Senator Hampton witnessed his first game
of base ball at Columbia last week.
The depot of the three c. s railroad will
be located in Rock Hill in a short time.
young Mems Trust and Improve
ment' has been organized at Rock Hill.
A Lancaster darkey killed forty-two of
his chickens by feeding them on sailed meal
Capt. J. Dean, of Spartanburg, took forty
five pounds OF honey from one hive last
week.
Glenn Springs, in Spartanburg county,
az ~ SuAilhlSi IeHOiti 10 growing IN pOpu-
larity.
A prescription" whisky trial at York
ville last week resulted in verdict of not
guilty
The ladies of the Presbyterian church at
Rock bill are making efforts TO erect a par
sonage.
A burglar at Blacks, in York county.
took $50 in paper from safe and left $50
in gold.
Crop statistics for the State Justify the
anticipation Of better crops than any year
since 1882.
1t he's been already demonstrated that
blue grass can be grown with profit i'm Pick
ems county.
Camden is TO use gasoline lamps: quite a
number have arrived there and are being
put in place.
James II. Fowles, Of Orangeburg, has been
granted a patent for cultivator. harrow
and cotton chopper.
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FLORIDA.

Seffner raises 24pound squashes
Orlando is proud of its water works.
The streets of Orlando are being clayed.
Belleview is to have rice mill this sum-
mer.
Ocala has only five candidates for Mayor
so far.
Lightning killed a cow at Bonafacio re-
Gently.
Green corn and tomatoes are plentiful in
Anthony.
Pineapples are selling in Key West at 1c
per apple.
Eighteen vessels are now in quarantine at
Pensacola.
Marion county is to have an orange grove
of $40 acres.
Turtle meat and turtle eggs are plentiful
at Fort Myers.
Oxford raises onions fourteen inches in
circumference.
Vegetables do well on the high pine lands
of Haines City.
Frank Buman has 1000 peach and plum
trees at Sorrento.
There were only fifteen deaths in Jackson
vile during May.
Two truckers in Ocala have already Melted
$4,000 on cabbage
Pensacola is TO have a post of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
John Ramsey, a negro living in Are
dendo, is l02 years old.
Corn at Laken Helen is twelve feet high
with three ears to the stalk
Since the recent rains, cotton has grown
wonderfully in Alachua county.
A building and loan association will prob
ably be organized in Palatka soon.
good night patrol is kept up at Cedar
Keys TO watch for boats arriving from the
south.
During the past week real estate transac-
tons have been very lively in the Tallahas-
see country.
a fatal disease among dogs has appeared
in Gainesville, and many CANNES are dying
from its effects.
j. S. Crown 81 Son, Of Rocky Point, sold
$1,000 worth Of cucumbers from quarter
of an acre of ground
Up 10 May ! thirteen rattlesnakes had
been killed on Pine Island, is Nassau county,
measuring in length from to s feet.
The last meeting of the Palatka Board of
Trade showed by the reports OF the various
committees that great deal of work had
been done.
In st. Marks church, Palatka, June Q.
1887, 10y the Rev. H. H. Morrell, ID. d., Mr..
William A. Leek and Miss Lucretia NJ.
Sheat, of Seville.
There is a marked change of sentiment on
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Compagnie Generate TransatIantique
---French Line to Hawe

u BETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
ID No. ~, n. r.. foot Of Morton street. TRAY.
elers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort of crossing the
Channel in small boat. Special train leaving
the Company's dock at Havre direct for Paris
on arrival OF steamers. Baggage checked at
New York through 10 Paris.
LA BRETAGNE, DE JoUssELIS, SATURDAY,
June IL, 3 Pm
LA BOURGOGNE, FRANaEu1, SATURDAY.
June -, 4 AM
Ia, GAsCoGNE, sANTELLI, SATURDAY,
July 2,3PM
Ia NORMANDIE, DE KERsAHIEc SATUR-
DAY, July 8, s AN
PRICE OF PASSAGE Including wlne):
TO HAVRE-First Cabin, $40, 800 and $50:
Second CABIN, $50; Steerage from New York 10
Havre, So; Steerage from New York 10 Paris.
S2o, including wine, bedding and utensils
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, Bowling Green.
foot of Broadway, New York
Or WILDER a CO.. Aga1ts for gsyaunllal.
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Unlike other coccas or chocolates n Is not
greasy and though containing ali the nutritnent
Of the richest cocoa bean, e Is so prepared that
u viii not disturb digestion, and makes q deli
sious table drink All druggists and grocers
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Pullman sleepers leave as follows: Jesup at
1890 IN for Chattanooga, Atlanta at 7:30 m
and loo p m for Chattanooga. Rome at 4:05 d m
for Washington via Lynchburg; Chattanooga at
9:15 p m for New York via Shenandoah valley;
Chattanooga at $3.50 m for Washington via
Lynchburg; Chattanooga at 7:10 p m for Little
Rock; Brunswick at 7:50 p IN for Atlanta.
B. w. WRENN, G. p. & T. A,
Knoxville, Tenn.
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RAILROADS.
$ G H T. D u l. T.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

SAVANNAH, GA, May %, 1887.
ON and after this date Passenger Trains will
" run daily unless marked I, which are daily,
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South Florida Railroad.
Central Standard Time.

Leave Jacksonville o., T and X. W. 1890 n
m, Sanford $40 p M arrive Tampa 900 p NJ.
Returning leave Tampa 500 p m, Sanford
100 m; arrive Jacksonville d., T. and K W.
$50 a m
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RAILROADS.
Savannah, Florida & Western Railway.

LAll trains on this road are run by Contra,
Standard Time
TIME CARD IN EFFECT MAY IL 1897
l. Passenger trains on this road viii run daily
as follows = - N-S''iJ
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Charleston & Savannah Railway Co.

CONNECTIONS made at Savannah with Sa,
~ vannab, Florida and Western Railway
Trains leave and arrive at Savannah by stand
ard time Goth meridian) which is 30 minutes
slower than city time.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-09
Pleasant for the Critic.

you know the man who always
wants your opinion of him or some
thing he's done, the candid truth, and
then quarrels with you for giving it to
him. He has various methods. but
this is one of the neatest I've heard
for judicious hint: A celebrated ar
fist in New York had Just finished a
picture. Artists don't like to be ad-
vertIsed. 1t is for love OF art they
paint, and they are hurt il their
names get into the newspapers favor
ably. That. however is universal
failing. The picture had been on
show in his studio in a private way,
and the painter called upon an art
critic of big New York daily, an old
friend OF his. He found him very
glad to see him of course. II want
you to come and take look at my
new picture" said he; tits just finish
ed" "Ill be delighted, certainly"
"Pve only one thing to ask. We've
been close friends for years, and, Of
course, that may Influence you. /
want you to lay aside all recollection
OF our friendship; look upon me sim-
ply as painter who has painted a
picture. l want you to come to my
studio and give me cold blooded
criticism OF the work. I've Just licked
one fellow who said he didn't like it."
San Francisco Chronicle.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-09
Mrs. Mackay's Jewels.

1t is said in Paris that Mrs. John
Mackay owns the finest Jewels in the
world. Two specimens certainly take
precedence over any of the kind that
are known. One is n sapphire that
she bought for Sl5O,OOO from a Rus
sian prince. II measures q centime-
tire, about four-tenths OF an inch in
diameter, ard has no defect. She
ownes also the most splendid emerald
known. Among her other TOYS is n
necklace OF pearls worth 100000
and set OF corals, comprising n
brooch, crown, bracelet, etc, all OF
the most delicate rose color, each
piece covered with diamonds. 1t took
two years searching TO complete this
collection of gems, and there exists
only one like it, and that belongs to
the Queen OF Portugal Further than
these is pair of solitaires worth
1926, 900. One OF them was bought
at the sale OF the effects of the Duke of
Brunswick, and the ieweller who was
commissioned with securing its mate
was upward OF two years in getting it.
Most of these jewels, as well as
a great quantity OF invaluable
lace, will probably come, some
day, TO the Princess Colonna, the
OF Mrs. Mackay.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-09
A Comhatiye Dog Causes Trouble.

A rather singular accident happeaed in
the vicinity OF the White House day or
two ego. The steamer Selwood stopped
there to take on some passengers. Among
them was Jack Dudley, who essayed 10
walk up the gsng-plauk with a plate-glass
mirror under one arm and dog more fra
giie but not so valuable, under the other.
When Dudley was about half way up the
gsHg-plank the dog happened to espy an
other dog in the mirror and at once went
for him, tooth and nail. The energetic
movements OF the two dogs raised such
b0bery that Dudley could not preserve Eis
equilibrium, and in his desperate efforts TO
climb the plank it was thrown down, and
down came Dudley, dog, mirror and all
into the river. The dog and his master
fall through the mirror. irretrieysb'y
ruiuing it, but they were hauled on board
in a very hmpsy northumberland
Oregonissn.